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Hello Its more than 2 weeks since I broke my configuration of openmediavault and dockers portainer where i had 2 websites in wordpress its taking me so much time I cant configure them back i hav backups for this wordpress site but the probles is that i cant get them out of my network > i installed new OMV configuration new docker new portainer and I ma on the phase when I am redy to deploy them with nginx proxy manger and cllodflare as I will do DNS challenge ssl i put cloudflare to SSL full , DNS grey (DNS only) purge everything from cache and trie to configure the new wordpres installation I installed them several times but i was able to acces wordpress only on my internal network in https I can get acces from outside my network so I mean on mobile phone with 4G internet I have Bitdefender on Iphone and computer but I think this isnt blocking anyhting as I had this 2 websites live before. I am stuck and as I saw you video I thought you can give me a hand if you have time or anybody else . Sometime even when i got them online on internal network and backup my old site its stuck and does not open even internally?? Any help is appreciated. Thsi is only for hobby and not production sites so I do this in my free time . Thanks in Advance

Everything was fine until you told me to like. Nobody should care about algorithms. Ugh.

Why if I make docker-compose down and up -d after that my database removed >

why if i restart docker my database delete and i need again install wordpress ?

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Love your video it got me all setup. It has been a couple of great years now with OpenVPN, but now hackers are taking down my DD-WRT OPENVPN Server by running scripts during unsuccessful logins since it is not encrypted. DD-WRT Forum said to add tls-crypt key to the OPENVPN Server setup and Client .OVPN file to encrypt the login sequence. EASYRSA 3.2.1 now supports tls-crypt key generation. I copied my PKI directory and a few text files from 3.1.1 to the new 3.1.2 hoping I can retain my current key authority. I had to download the required easyrsa-tools.lib and really am a bit lost on how to proceed. Hoping you can do another video to add tls-cryp key since OpenVPN is now useless. They take the server down shortly after I bring it back up.

this seems like such a complicated process for like no reason lol...

Thank you!

Perfect video, finally, i can try VLAN's

Thank you for this! Thank you for explaining so well also thank you for not assuming i know anything. Thank you!

Clear, concise and works! Im using iy on an Ubuntu server, so the router part didnt apply, but you made sense out of my setup. I created a power shell script to add clients, after. Great tutorial!

After spending two day on setting this up, I tell that this video IS OUTDATED OR NOT CORRECT . The correct procedure is in DDWRT Wireguard (server) setup guide pdf on the DDWRT website. Don't forget to click on "Make Peer Config" button

This VPN server works well. Kudos to the author. Finally I was able to setup a working VPN server at home. (the Wireguard tunnel from this channel breaks home network connectivity). To avoid administrator permissions, a user should use the home directory C:\Users\username\OpenVPN\config\client

After enabling the wireguard tunnel, the router loses internet connection until the tunned disabled. Something seems wrong with firewall or routing.

Let me see if I understand fully...you isolated both lans here so they can't communicate with one another. Is that correct?

Great content Thanks a lot

The problem with this process is that devices such as Linksys 32x routers Wi-Fi do not do a valid handshake with many Internet of Things devices. They simply cannot connect to it. I have to use a separate Linksys router running stock firmware in order to use wi-fi.

I am getting this error "Unable to resolve ${workspaceFolder} in configuration ("workspaceFolder")"

Great video! Straight to the point. Nice. :)

Great video! We have been using VPN with DDWRT for a year now. Can you please list the steps to revoke a client .crt in EASYRSA, since an employee left the company and I don't want to regenerate the entire key authority and generate new certificates. Also please indicate how to add revoked .crt to the Certificate Revocation List in DD-WRT. These added instructions will complete your tutorial for a fully functional VPN certificate Authority for DD-WRT!

Exactly what I needed. Thanks for putting this together!

Thanks for the detail process. Question: Is there a way to tell docker to use the default repository instead of qualifying on the commmand line? I'm not happy about qualifying it on the command line. Furthermore, I do not want to see repository qualified image names with the repository especially if they are being proxied from Dockerhub.

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Absolutely amazing tutorial! Straight to the point and easy to follow along with. The only issue I was having is that the IoT VLAN didn't have access to the internet. I could connect to the WiFi network and communicate with local devices just fine, but I had no internet access. After some troubleshooting and forum reading, I found the fix was to go under Setup > Networking > and then all the way down under, "Network Configuration br1 - IoT Network" I had to enable, "Masquerade / NAT" and then I had internet access! Hope this helps someone who may be experiencing the same issues

Thank you for the tutorial. I got my vlan setup without an issue via ethernet, however I'm not able to connect to the wifi vlan that I set up. I know this video is old, but are there any tips you can provide?

To find out CPU port number, ssh into DD-WRT and run "dmesg | grep 'CPU Port'"

I think that designing DD-WRT so that you have to apply IP addresses and DHCP servers to 'bridge' virtual interfaces is counter-intuitive and potentially quite confusing. It would also be very helpful if there was a set of commands made known that would help anyone with a DD-WRT device discover the interface stack and full Physical to logical mapping (layer 1 to layer 3 via layer 2)

Hi, thanks for your video it was really helpful. I have followed the step and it works find, however when landing on the website the url is displaying the GCE external IP rather than godaddy domaine name. Do you have any tips please?

thank you.. great video

Do I need a DHCP assigned if all my iOT devices are using reserved IP's?

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Odd... my DDWRT router just reset itself back to factory settings after I applied that firewall rule... not fun...

duude i am really needed this info thank you so muchhh

Wow. Concise, to the point, exactly what i was looking for. Thank you.

I am a devops working at a financial company and was working on the company's internal network. This video helped me set up docker proxy very easily, quickly and reliably. Additionally, if assign a domain to nexus3 and process the SSL certificate on a loadbalancer (regardless of the provider) in front of the nexus3 server, you do not need to set up insecure-registry.

i was struggling to create proxy repo you saved me

Thanks man!

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Great Video and I have it working on almost all my devices now so thank you. Has anyone had any luck getting this to work on an iphone? Mine is asking me to share the cert / key files along with the config file simultaneously, however when I do that OpenVpn is not an option to share the files to. Maybe I just need to switch back to android.😄

Flawless tutorial. Thank you so much!

Good Job I Think you did well and explain very good

Is there a way to have the IoT network use my PiHole that is on the main network? How would that config work? Thanks

Great video! I was having a hard time following the Nexus docs and figuring out the URL I should use to pull images through the proxy, and only with your video it was clear that the image name should be provided from the start of the path - and not include the repo name. There's one thing I would change in your video, though: it's not great advice to have the volume directory given permissions as 777; The reason why it fails by default is because the Nexus container expects that directory to have the ownership for the same user as the one that runs Nexus itself, which is user 200. So changing the directory ownership from whatever it is (usually user 1000 - if you're running that in a desktop through Docker for example) to 200:200 (user:group) is what fixes the issue. Cheers!

You forgot to add wl0.1 to br1.

Awesome demo of Nexus, thanks

Thank you so much. Perfect explained

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Hi! Thanks a lot it was ver helpful